Chase bank statement PDF to Excel
Chase lets you download older statements as PDFs, but not always as a spreadsheet. If you need last year's transactions in Excel, for taxes, a loan, or your books, you're stuck copying them by hand.
Ledgerline reads a Chase checking statement PDF, pulls out every transaction, and checks it against Chase's own numbers before you download it.
Checked against Chase's own numbers
Chase prints a running balance next to each transaction and a summary box with your beginning and ending balance. Ledgerline checks every row's balance and makes sure the totals match the summary, so you know nothing was skipped or misread.
How it works
- Download the statement PDF from chase.com
- Upload it to Ledgerline
- Download Excel, CSV, or a file for QuickBooks or Xero
Questions
Does it read credit card statements too?
Yes. Upload a card statement and Ledgerline keeps payments and purchases the right way around for a card. Your first statement is free, so you can see for yourself.
What about statements with many pages?
Up to 40 pages per statement. The column headings that repeat at the top of each page are skipped, not counted as transactions.
How much does it cost?
Your first statement is free. After that it's $4.99 a statement, or 5 for $19.
Try it on your own statement
Your first statement is free, no card needed. After that, $4.99 a statement or 5 for $19.
Start freeLedgerline is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Chase. Chase is a trademark of its owner, used here only to describe the statements Ledgerline reads.